The shadows were just barely lengthening and Kristram looked at me in disbelief. |
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However, the odds are also lengthening to a one in 28,000 chance of any prize as the numbers of winners next month reduces. |
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Hydrostatic elongation of the tongue involves narrowing of the tongue vertically and consequent lengthening and protraction from the mouth. |
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They are rather fanatical about lengthening their own lives and fending off death indefinitely. |
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A certain austerity creeps in from the fino casks, lengthening and refining the oily sweetness. |
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Repeat this over and over at gradually lengthening intervals until your baby goes to sleep. |
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Focus on swinging back and through the same amount, lengthening your stroke as the putts get longer. |
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The patient was advised of the risks of midshaft tibial osteotomy and lengthening, and she declined surgery. |
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Instead, try short angled casts along the near bank, lengthening each cast to thoroughly search the margins. |
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Shoulders look strong yet feminine in cap sleeves, while the lengthening effects of a monochromatic look are undeniable. |
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The premise that the lengthening the fleet, be it the city or mofussil buses, would lessen the pressure on the footboards, has just not worked. |
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A spokeswoman said the company was working flat out to get repairs fixed which were holding up trains and lengthening journeys. |
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The letter D develops gradually the uncial form... by lengthening the upper stroke of the bow. |
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The excavated ground is used for backfilling a low area at the end of the runway for the purpose of lengthening it. |
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When I turned back to walk up to the house through the lengthening shadows I stopped still in amazement. |
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I walked downstairs slowly, listening to the lengthening drumbeat slow and pivot. |
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With average lifespans lengthening, more plan beneficiaries are retiring than dying. |
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The sky was waning from a light and pale blue to a richer aqua and many of the villages were now emerging from the lengthening shadows. |
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Therefore, lengthening the notice period would have the effect of making Automodular pay for another employer's unlawful conduct. |
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Warm water relaxes the cremaster muscle and allows scrotal lengthening. |
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With forward head postures, shortening occurs in the suboccipital muscles and lengthening takes place in the cervical and thoracic erector spinae muscles. |
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Take as an example the steadily lengthening span of human life and the consequent aging of the population. |
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For example, we have the case of a leg which was shorter than the other, lengthening to become equal to the other. |
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Anything less than that will only embolden Hamas, lengthening this round of the conflict and accelerating the next. |
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I shut my eyes yet felt aware of the garden at my elbow, the blooms opening as if in time-lapse, the stalks lengthening. |
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The owners are demanding the lengthening of rookie contracts, which lock players into a preset wage scale, from the present three-year agreement to five years. |
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The students' schooldays is obviously shorter, but this could be compensated by lengthening the week and even the school year. |
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The Gee-Gees continued to run away with the game in the final quarter, lengthening their lead to 12 points for a decisive win over Toronto. |
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He and Mr Fillon have tried to explain the need for France to preserve benefits for tomorrow's pensioners by lengthening working life. |
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The lengthening sales cycle could affect our ability to meet annual growth targets. |
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The stick is lengthened of 12 mm to correspond to the lengthening of the trigger. |
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The Committee has given consideration to implementing special measures to remedy this situation, such as lengthening one of the sessions. |
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Should they go around the northern edge to take advantage of downwind sailing that is forecast at the cost of lengthening the journey? |
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In order to allow the deformation, devices can be installed onto the structure, which permit a controlled lengthening. |
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C Track with removable end sections is included along with and adapter track section for lengthening a roller test stand. |
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It is evident that this would result in lengthening the working sessions, which is hardly desirable. |
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The lengthening wait for a judgment of the European Court of Justice in the matter means further fatal road accidents involving pedestrians. |
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It includes a small ringhead bow compass, plus a large 4 inch divider and 4 inch compass, a drawing pen and handle, spare parts, and a lengthening bar. |
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Her coming is indeed slow in our land, but the nemophilist who has listened through all the lengthening days of winter, for sound of earliest bird, is off to the woods before the snow has left. |
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Extension associated with lengthening of the Himalayan collision orogen is accommodated by small graben and rifts almost at right angles to the strike of the collision zone. |
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There's just a touch of power in the sun now, a reassurance that the planet is moving on, tilting towards the light, lengthening the days and getting ready for Spring. |
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When skeletal muscles contract they either move parts of the body via their attachments to bones, or produce tension to oppose stretch or even to allow controlled lengthening. |
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The minimum length of shadow during a day is less in summer than in winter and at the solstices it changes from lengthening to shortening or visa versa. |
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Her hair will forever be the same black she insisted on calling dark brown, and her feet will be veinless and narrow, never lengthening and flattening out with time and wear. |
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Many European countries adapted this simplest chordophone, adding strings, frets, lengthening or shortening the strings, and changing the body's shape. |
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Unfortunately, the impact of the ever increasing demand for benefits and services has been a growing backlog and lengthening turnaround times for processing applications. |
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This company offers a lengthening line of high-quality smokeless powders, most of which are made with nitrocotton for uniformity. |
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But as we all enjoy the benefits of longer lives, what is the fairest way to fund the lengthening dotages of public sector employees? |
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For some years now, this cycle has been more pronounced and the periods of recession have been lengthening, endangering the cash flow situation of pigfarmers. |
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I would be pleased to take up the issue you raised in your second question, namely whether the penalties lengthening their sentences and imprisonment too far away from their families are too severe. |
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Other surgical procedures include exostectomy of bony prominences, osteotomy, partial tarsectomy, and Achilles tendon lengthening. |
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Neither temporarily introducing visas for nationals of non-EU countries nor lengthening the waiting times for issue of visas will present traffickers with unsurmountable obstacles. |
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The speed of propagation of light in optical fiber over long distances results in lengthening of transmission delays, which affects the performance of delay-sensitive SAN applications. |
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Case managers and service providers should consider lengthening the contract overlap period to ensure knowledge about clients is passed on to new workers. |
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By providing our reversed factoring service, we offer you a total solution for lengthening your terms of payment and optimising your financial administration. |
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The EU squeezed Mr Mugabe harder this week by adding 27 Zimbabwean officials and 36 companies to a black list, with assets frozen and travel in Europe barred. Meanwhile, the catalogue of disasters is lengthening. |
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We are going to come to grips with the issue of the lengthening of the runways in the Northwest Territories very shortly, because they won't even be able to utilize the plane completely. |
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This section considers intervocalic s-voicing, raddoppiamento sintattico, vowel deletion, phrase-final lengthening, and phrasal stress placement. |
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It is expected to increase the retirement age to 62 or 63 from 60, while lengthening the duration of contributions required for a full pension. Italy has also announced about €25 billion in budget cuts. |
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While speech rate has not evolved, the intriguing onset lengthening associated to what may be considered as initial stress rise interesting questions on French prosody. |
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Changes in climate are lengthening the transmission seasons of important vector-borne diseases, such as malaria and dengue fever, and altering their geographic range. |
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Stem lengthening is produced by intercalary meristems above each node and this growth pattern produces a relatively rapid extension. |
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In other cases, by analogy, the consonant was written double merely to indicate the lack of lengthening. |
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Congress on lengthening the barrier, but progress has been slow due to lobbying and lack of funding. |
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In most areas of Britain outside Scotland, the consonant R is not pronounced if not followed by a vowel, lengthening the preceding vowel instead. |
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Spreading in the West Scotia Sea led to the further lengthening of the North Scotia Ridge and South Georgia moving further east. |
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The long neck results from a disproportionate lengthening of the cervical vertebrae, not from the addition of more vertebrae. |
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In particular, the long vowels sometimes arose from short vowels, via Middle English open syllable lengthening or other processes. |
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This is called compensatory lengthening, lengthening that occurs after the elision of a sound. |
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This long A was generally a result of Middle English open syllable lengthening. |
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Birth control also improves child survival in the developing world by lengthening the time between pregnancies. |
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The purpose of the derogation is to avoid uselessly lengthening the lists of ingredients while maintaining consistency with the proposal's objectives. |
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Footwear widening machine with double arm, with 3 sets of right and left form blocks, lengthening heelers, instep lifters and holding platform for lenthening. |
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Lorne Campbell, then, can join the lengthening list of current theatre professionals whose eyes were opened by the RSC seasons on Tyneside. |
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Above all, an employer should avoid circulating negative views of the employee's conduct or performance, as this could contribute to lengthening the notice period or damages for mental distress. |
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During the quarter, we completed a number of refinancings within our property, power and infrastructure operations, lengthening our maturity profile, although the net debt levels were relatively unchanged. |
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The majority of new investments were in securities with a maturity of 5 to 10 years, which translates into a significant lengthening of the portfolio's duration. |
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When leg length difference is three centimetres or more, the best option has been to lengthen the shorter limb by cutting the bone and gradually lengthening it by means of an external frame attached to the bone. |
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In this context, the Parliamentary Assembly wishes before all else to emphasise the positive aspect of the lengthening of the life span, often represented as a constraint. |
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Mills can take several approaches, such as lengthening the dryer by adding more dryer cylinders or installing infrared air dryers or impingent dryers. |
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Among the sources are assimilation, compensatory lengthening, stress, sonority, the optimization of syllable contacts, and spontaneous gemination in proparoxytones. |
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The words castle, fasten and raspberry are special cases where subsequent sound changes have altered the conditions initially responsible for lengthening. |
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The Ilizarov apparatus has been widely used since the 1940s for limb lengthening, filling in boney defects, treatment of nonunions as well as osteomyelitis. |
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Other reported trends appear to include lengthening of the human reproductive period and reduction in cholesterol levels, blood glucose and blood pressure in some populations. |
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Many intervocalic clusters are reduced, becoming either a geminate consonant or a simple consonant with compensatory lengthening of the previous vowel. |
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Comparisons between giraffes and their ancient relatives suggest that vertebrae close to the skull lengthened earlier, followed by lengthening of vertebrae further down. |
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As explained above, single vowel letters had alternative pronunciations depending on whether they were in a position where their sounds had been subject to lengthening. |
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